| Ethan Martucci |
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| A family? Somewhere for me lurks a family, like a threat And like Atlas hunched under the weight of this family A future I stumbles among baby bottles and tumbles over cribs Lies crucified on a table cloth Wastes time with the neighbors talking school politics and hedges and TVs and gas mileage Talk talk talk and no do All talk and no do drives Ethan insane And crying babies! Babies everywhere! In my passenger seat where girls used to sit In my mouth where I used to drink wine In countries that I always wanted to visit but never will, not now On my keyboard where I might have written my masterpiece Inside my dusty guitar, pulling at the rusted strings In the voices of my friends who I never see anymore On the top of that distant, towering mountain that I'll never climb |
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